Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-19

oi the slaves, hut whose effect was the
lushgahon at the race 10 rise and fling
a the woke Ivy rebellion and murder
chilled tins feeling as the northern
HAST disrels the genial warmth of omen.
ms spring, and the temper Of the south
changed under their malignant in
fUcucos.
From TINS movement dates the unrc-
mttlngly hostile attitude of the two
lotions towards each other. Before
there had been antagonism now there
was open hostility. Before there had
lc,r conflicting rights. but thcv had
to,u compromised and adjusted. from
fl.s time there was no compromisc
llc uorthornw was miserable
Yankee and the Southcmcr was n
"llu,al Stakeholder
I he two sections grew to Ice rs ALSO.
M,,ly separated as though a sea rolled
between them.
,ho auiaTonlsm grew steadily end he
cucntcusiiied. ltcNtcndcd far beyond
rc original cause. and finally became
..ctor IN every problem, social and
rcucal which existed IN the whole
AuG. affecting It's results ana often
controlling IFS solution. forcing the two
sections wider and wider apart. and
,,utus..v dividing them 10y an impas-
4bl, cuH. Slavery, the prime cause
>4uk Observation-Disclosures IN hemulttudi
nous AND more potent causes which
reared themselves between the two sec
t,,s Il was employed simply as the
laU.cCrN OF the two opponents who
te,l a,-aNcd against each other ON
much broader question. The real fight
vas whether the conservative South
should. with A. doctrine Of States
ucN, of original State sovereignty
al, Tho country according - literal
reading 81 the Constitution. or whether
Oh, north should govern according to
auCIc liberal construction adapted as
.t claimed Icy necessity 10 the now ana
uuo advanced condition of the ua-
ions. Finally it culminatcd. After
commissions winch would hay, long he
t DESTROYED less stable nation the
explosion came.
IN, South, outraged at continual yio-
.r.u oi the Constitution. declared
u.tlt would no longer act in union
v..A the North, and after grave de
Iteration and hesitation rendered pro-
l.r ny the magnitude of the stop con-
tnraj,d. state 10y state the South
....ci>,d ITS sovereign right ami dis
Solved rs connection with the Union.
TIE REST Is KNOWN WAR.
Ii. North made WAY upou the South.
..t. backed lv the resources and tho
.uu,ut of tho world, after four years
l,u.d her % rec,dc from hcr az
..r Tie sword cut the Constitution
utr,l tie p,u of the South had drawn
.,I ordained; but not until after -four
,el- II exhaustive invasion bv the
r.u,r- 81 the world the sword oi the
south bad been worn O. tho hilt.
~r.. is Tire history of the South AS
,r..t,s 2. slavery. What has taken
a., size, belongs partly % the new
-..-. and partly 70 the old south
M>pr rE1e PEOPLE.
Wv ID. sign az tins point Is to demon
...., toN.u what the old South mas
i.. and what She has effected, not
.rt ir th. now South, bat for thl~
.t.l. f.r Clu,t5ndom and humanity.
E.uI, ,u the establishment OF the
r.l rIl, ou til, continent / htyy
.....v outlined ia ,.c state e few of
things ;a.t She ha, dome for TINS
.'y md op.c since Il was c,jao
~ter.Gc tbs people. One hundred
..r- ago tin, nation like Athcno
.,r .uil lMophcd from her BRAIN
ASSERT 8, a~ history tll' whom ycl